Giovanna Antonelli

Giovanna Antonelli Prado (born March 18, 1976) is a Brazilian actress, television host and producer.[1][2]

This name uses Portuguese naming customs: the first or maternal family name is Antonelli and the second or paternal family name is Prado.

Giovanna Antonelli
Born	Giovanna Antonelli Prado (1976-03-18) March 18, 1976 Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil
Occupation	Actress TV host producer
Years active	1994–present
Spouse(s)	Ricardo Medina ​ ( m. 2000; div. 2002) Murilo Benício ​ ( m. 2002; div. 2005) Leonardo Nogueira ​ ( m. after 2009, present )
Children	1 son, 2 daughters

Biography

1991–1999: Beginning of career and first works

In 1991, at age 15, Antonelli appeared in the children's show Clube da Criança TV program, which was screened on the Rede Manchete TV network hosted by Angélica. Antonelli was one of the angeliquetes, stage assistants on the program[3]In 1994, Antonelli debuted as an actress in the soap opera Tropicaliente, screened by Rede Globo broadcast between May and December 1994.[3] At 18, Giovanna played Benvinda character in the novel.[4]. Soon after, she returned to Manchete to act in Tocaia Grande (1995), by Duca Rachid, Mário Teixeira and Marcos Lazarini, as the protagonist Ressú, and in Xica da Silva (1996) by Walcyr Carrasco as the villain Elvira[5] part of a love triangle that had great impact.[6]In 1996, Antonelli returned to Rede Machete for two telenovelas, after being recognized for Xica da Silva. After this success, she returned to Globo as Judy in Corpo Dourado (1998), by Antônio Calmon in a love triangle with the characters of Felipe Camargo and Fábio Jr.[7]

After appearing as Violet prostitute in the telenovela Força de um Desejo,[8] of Gilberto Braga, joined the cast of the first Múltipla Escolha season Choose the series Malhação,[9] interpreting the character Isa, Character daughter of Nuno Leal Maia.[10]

2000–2006: Laços de Família, O Clone and Da Cor do Pecado

In 2000, Antonelli appeared interpreting another prostitute, Capitu, in Laços de Família, the telenovela by Manoel Carlos. The chemistry with her love interest, actor Luigi Baricelli, captivated audiences and critics.[11] She received numerous accolades and won awards for Breakthrough Actress and two for Best Actress.[6] Also in 2000, she debuted in the cinema with a cameo in the film Bossa Nova, directed by Bruno Barreto.[12] Soon after she played her first role as a protagonist in O Clone (2001), by Gloria Perez.

In 2001, following the success of Laços de Família, Antonelli played the protagonist Jade, a Muslim divided between love and religious obligations, in the telenovela O Clone by Gloria Perez.[13] Her character dictated fashion in the streets with veils, jewelry and exotic makeup that characterized a Muslim. Besides being successful in Brazil the character has attracted fans in several other countries where the telenovela was broadcast. She earned six awards, one of which was the Contigo Prize for Best Romantic Couple with Murilo Benício.[7] In 2002, in the movie Avassaladoras, she played Laura, a successful woman who seeks a boyfriend through a wedding agency. In the film, she stars with Reynaldo Gianecchini, with whom she would appear in other works on TV.[14] Participation in the film earned Antonelli the Crystal Lens Award for Best Actress at the Brazilian Film Festival in Miami.[9]

After multiple successes, Antonelli's career was divided between soap operas, miniseries and films. Avassaladoras (2002) was her first film playing a protagonist. In 2003, Giovanna starred in the miniseries A Casa das Sete Mulheres, by Maria Adelaide Amaral and Walter Negrão, playing Anita Garibaldi. At that time, she received several accolades for her resourcefulness, originality and the way in which she disengaged herself from the brand of her previous character Jade who had launched her to stardom in Brazil.[15] She played the Virgin Mary in the film Maria, Mãe do Filho de Deus,(2003) directed by Moacyr Góes and in the theater appeared in A Paixão de Cristo.[9] Her performance in the film was praised by some critics[16] but criticized by others who thought that her performance lacked brilliance.[17]

In 2004, she portrayed her first villain, Barbara, in the telenovela Da Cor do Pecado (2004), by João Emanuel Carneiro. [18][18] She received critical acclaim for acting in a way that erased viewers' memories of the characters with a reputation for being a good girl who had played previously.[19] In the theater she appeared with actor Murilo Benício in Dois na Gangorra, directed by Walter Lima Júnior, and in film in the movie A Cartomante, directed by Wagner de Assis and Pablo Uranga.[20] The film itself was widely criticized and is considered one of the worst films of 2004.[21][22]

2007–2010: Sete Pecados, Três Irmãs and Viver a Vida

In 2007, Antonelli returned to TV as Delzuite, the protagonist of the first part of the miniseries, Amazônia, de Galvez a Chico Mendes, by Glória Perez.[23] In the same year, he was the protagonist in the telenovela Sete Pecados (2007) by Walcyr Carrasco, where her character Clarice lives a love triangle with Dante (Reynaldo Gianecchini) and Beatriz Priscila Fantin).[24] She also appeared in the long film Caixa Dois, directed by Bruno Barreto, in the role of a secretary to a powerful banker..[25] Her performance was criticized and her role considered "the weak point of the plot".[26] In 2008, Giovanna showed her comic side, interpreting the clumsy Alma Jequitibá, one of the protagonists in the telenovela Três Irmãs, by Antonio Calmon. A physician Obstetrician & gynecologist, Alma is divided between two loves: the character of Bruno Garcia and the character of Rodrigo Hilbert.[27] She gained prominence as Dora in Viver a Vida (2009). In the movies, she filmed The Heartbreaker, a co-production between Brazil and the United States, directed by Roberto Carminati.[28] The film was shot in Florianópolis, Santa Catarina and Boston, and was released two years after its completion, on February 14, 2012.[29]

In 2009, Antonelli returned to theaters, in the film Budapest, directed by Walter Carvalho, based on the book by Chico Buarque.[30] In the film, Antonelli appears naked for the first time in the movies as an egocentric television news anchor.[30]

Still in 2009, she played the role of Dora in the telenovela Viver a Vida by Manoel Carlos marking her return after almost 10 years. In the plot, Antonelli plays Dora, a humble girl who goes to Búzios to fine a new life and escape her ex-husband who is a bandit and the father of her daughter, Rafaela (Klara Castanho). There she meets Marcos (José Mayer), with whom she begins a romance, and meets the Argentine Maradona (Mario José Paz). In the course of the plot, Dora becomes pregnant and does not know which man is the father.[7] Her role was well received by critics.[31] Also in 2010, the actress played Chico Xavier's stepdaughter in the adaptation of the work by Chico Xavier, in the film of the same name.[6]

2011–2014: Aquele Beijo, Salve Jorge and Em Família

In 2011, Antonelli joined the cast of the telenovela Aquele Beijo, by Miguel Falabella, playing the character Cláudia, the protagonist of the plot. Claudia is betrayed by her boyfriend, Rubinho ( Victor Pecoraro ), with the daughter of the maid of his house. She travels to Cartagena, Colombia, to work and at the airport meets Vicente (Ricardo Pereira), a state prosecutor, who is going to the same place to end the engagement of his beloved. The two become great friends and end up falling in love. For her character, Antonelli won the award for Best Actress in the Contigo Award.[7] The following year was the protagonist in the episode "A Venenosa de Sampa", in the series As Brasileiras by Daniel Filho. In the episode, she plays a socialite who does everything to prevent her rival having a dress equal to hers at a party.[6]

In 2012, she played one of the protagonists of the telenovela Salve Jorge, by Glória Perez, and emerged as the delegate of Heloísa .[32][33][34][35] The character was popular with the public, mainly for her style, clothes and accessories which were most desired by women.[36]

In 2014, she was one of the protagonists of the telenovela Em Família produced by Manoel Carlos. She played her first lesbian character ,Carla, married to Cadu (Reynaldo Gianecchini) She leaves her husband to live with the photographer Marina played by (Tainá Müller).[37] Still in 2014, Antonelli starred as Adriana in the long-running S.O.S. Mulheres ao Mar, a romantic comedy.[38] Her character was well received by critics[38] and the film became a blockbuster, with a sequel confirmed for 2015.[39]

2015–present: A Regra do Jogo, Sol Nascente and Segundo Sol

In 2015 she was invited to participate in the telenovela by João Emanuel Carneiro, A Regra do Jogo,[40] in the role of the villain Athena Terremolinos.[41] Her character was the highlight of the program.

In 2016, Antonelli appeared in the new telenovela for The 9 from Walther Negrão and Suzana Pires, Sol Nascente interpreting the protagonist Alice Tanaka, daughter of Kazuo Tanaka (Luis Mello) romantically involved with Mario (Bruno Gagliasso) and César (Rafael Cardoso).[42]

In 2017, she is to be the protagonist of the future telenovela from the 9, Segundo Sol, by João Emanuel Carneiro.[43]

Personal life

Antonelli is the daughter of Hilton Prado and Suely Antonelli. Her brother is a lawyer named Leonardo Pietro Antonelli. She has a nephew named Gabriel and a niece named Mina.[44] Her first romance was between ages 16 to 21. She then began to date the businessman Ricardo Medina, and on March 8, 2000, their marriage took place. In February 2002, they divorced [45]

When participating in the telenovela O Clone, she fell in love with actor Murilo Benício. They started a relationship in 2002 and on May 24, 2005, Antonelli's first child, and Murilo's second, Pietro was born. In November of the same year, the couple separated.[46] Earlier, in April 2004, during their first separation,[47] she was briefly involved with businessman Alexandre Accioly.[48]

In 2005, she met American businessman Robert LoCascio and they became engaged in Italy.[49] The engagement lasted only four months.[50]

In 2009, she ended a two-year relationship with businessman Arthur Fernandes.[51] She then began to date director Leonardo Nogueira,[52][53] on October 8, 2010, and gave birth to the twins Antonia and Sophia.[54]

Television

Title	Year	Role	Notes
Tropicaliente	1994	Benvinda
Tocaia Grande	1995	Ressu
Xica da Silva	1996	Elvira
Corpo Dourado	1998	Judy
Você Decide	1998	Herself	1 episode
Força de um Desejo	1999	Violeta
Você Decide	1999	Herself	2 episodes
Malhação	1999	Isa Pasqualete	1999–2000
Bossa Nova	2000	Sharon	Film
Laços de Família	2000	Capitu	Press Award for Best New Actress Qualidade Award for Best New Actress TV Press Award for Best Actress
O Clone	2001	Jade Rachid	Contigo Award for Best Romantic Couple (with Murilo Benício) INTE Award for Best Actress Qualidade Award for Best Television Actress Nominated—Contigo Award for Best Actress
Avassaladoras	2002	Laura de Felipes Palácios	Avassaladoras Miami Brazilian Film Festival Award for Best Actress
A Casa das Sete Mulheres	2003	Anita Garibaldi	TV Mini Series Nominated—Contigo Award for Best Actress
Maria, Mãe do Filho de Deus	2003	Maria/Virgin Mary	INTE Award for Actress of the Year
A Cartomante	2004	Karen Albuquerque
Da Cor do Pecado	2004	Bárbara Campos Sodré	Nominated—Contigo Award for Best Actress
Minha Nada Mole Vida	2006	Bia Lopes	1 episode
Amazônia, de Galvez a Chico Mendes	2007	Delzuite Gonçalves	TV Mini Series
Caixa Dois	2007	Ângela
Sete Pecados	2007	Clarice Florentino Ferraz
Por Acaso	2007	Herself	Cameo appearance
Casos e Acasos	2008	Jamille	1 episode
Três Irmãs	2008	Alma Jequitibá de Matos	Nominated—Contigo Award for Best Actress
Budapeste	2009	Vanda	Nominated—Contigo Cinema Award for Best Supporting Actress
The Heartbreaker	2009	Anna
Viver a Vida	2009	Dora Regina Vitória Vilela
Chico Xavier	2010	Cidália Xavier
Aquele Beijo	2011	Cláudia Collaboro
As Brasileiras	2012	Gigi	1 episode
Salve Jorge	2012	Heloísa Sampaio
Em Família	2014	Clara Fernandes
S.O.S Mulheres ao Mar!	2014	Adriana
A Regra do Jogo	2015	Atena Torremolinos / Francineide	Melhores do Ano of Best Actress of Telenovela
Sol Nascente	2016	Alice Tanaka
Cidade Proibida	2017	Paula
Segundo Sol	2018	Luzia Batista / Ariella Arlesisla	Melhores do Ano of Best Actress of Telenovela

Filmography

Year	Title	Role	Notes
2000	Bossa Nova	Sharon[55]
2002	Avassaladoras	Laura de Felipes Palácios
2003	Maria, Mãe do Filho de Deus	Maria Auxiliadora[56]
2003	Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas	Marina	Dubbing
2004	A Cartomante	Karen Albuquerque
2007	Caixa Dois	Ângela Barbosa dos Santos
2007	Por Amor	N/A
2009	Budapeste	Vanda Costa
2009	The Heartbreaker	Anna
2010	Chico Xavier	Cidália Xavier
2014	S.O.S. Mulheres ao Mar[57]	Adriana
2015	S.O.S. Mulheres ao Mar 2[58]
2017	The Boss Baby	Janice[59]	Dubbing

Stage

Title	Year	Role	Notes
Jesus Christ Superstar	2001	Mary Magdalene
The Passion of the Christ	2003	Virgin Mary	A Paixão de Cristo
Two for the Seesaw	2004	Gittel	Dois na Gangorra

Awards and nominations

Year	Award	Category	Work	Result
2000	Prêmio Extra de Televisão	Best Actress	Laços de Família	Won
	Prêmio Qualidade Brasil	Best Actress Breakthrough		Won
	Prêmio TV Press	Best Actress		Won
	Melhores do Ano[60]	Best Supporting Actress		Won
2001	Troféu Imprensa de 2001	Revelation of the Year		Won
	Meus Prêmios Nick	Favorite actress	O Clone	Won
	Prêmio Qualidade Brasil RJ	Best actress		Won
2002	Prêmio Contigo! de TV de 2002[61]	Best Actress		Nominated
		Best Romantic Couple(with Murilo Benício)		Won
	Troféu Imprensa de 2002	Best actress		Nominated
	Melhores do Ano de 2002	Best actress		Won
	Prêmio Extra de Televisão	Best actress		Nominated
	Troféu Internet de 2002	Best actress		Won
	Brazilian Film Festival of Miami		Avassaladoras	Won
2004	Prêmio Contigo! de TV[62]	Best actress	A Casa das Sete Mulheres	Nominated
	Prêmio Extra de Televisão	Best actress	Da Cor do Pecado	Nominated
2005	Prêmio Contigo! de TV[63]	Best actress		Nominated
2009	Prêmio Contigo! de TV[64]	Best actress	Três Irmãs	Nominated
2010	Prêmio Extra de Televisão	Best Supporting Actress	Viver a Vida	Won
2013	Meus Prêmios Nick 2013[65]	Favorite actress	Salve Jorge	Won
		Favorite character		Nominated
	Prêmio Quem de Televisão[66]	Best Actress		Won
	Prêmio Extra de Televisão de 2013[67]	Best Actress		Won
	Prêmio Contigo! de TV de 2013[68][69]	Best Novel Actress		Won
2014	Troféu Imprensa de 2014	Best Actress		Nominated
	Troféu Internet de 2014			Won
	Prêmio Extra de Televisão[70][71]	Melhor Atriz Coadjuvante	Em Família	Won
	Prêmio Contigo! de TV[72][73][74]	Prêmio Contigo! de TV de melhor atriz coadjuvante		Nominated
2015	Troféu Internet de 2015	Melhor Atriz		Nominated
	Prêmio Quem de Televisão[75]	Best Actress	A Regra do Jogo	Won
	Melhores do Ano de 2015[76][77]	Best Novel Actress		Won
	Prêmio Extra de Televisão[78][79]	Best actress		Nominated
2016	Troféu Internet de 2016	Best Actress		Nominated
	Troféu Imprensa de 2016			Nominated

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External links

• Giovanna Antonelli on IMDb